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title: Certified Product Leadership and Strategic Alignment on LinkedIn
description: "Check out the step-by-step guide to add the Certified Product Leadership and Strategic Alignment Practitioner certificate to your LinkedIn page. ### **1. Open the LinkedIn profile edit page** You can access the edit page directly by clicking [**here**](https://www.linkedin.com/profile/add?startTask=CERTIFICATION_NAME). If you…"
url: "https://caroli.org/en/docs/certified-product-leadership-and-strategic-alignment-on-linkedin/"
updated: "2022-08-14"
category: Trainings
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# Certified Product Leadership and Strategic Alignment on LinkedIn

Check out the step-by-step guide to add the Certified Product Leadership and Strategic Alignment Practitioner certificate to your LinkedIn page.

### **1. Open the LinkedIn profile edit page**

You can access the edit page directly by clicking [**here**](https://www.linkedin.com/profile/add?startTask=CERTIFICATION_NAME). If you are not already logged in to the platform, enter your username and password.

### **2. Fill in the certificate information**

Name: Certified Product Leadership and Strategic Alignment Practitioner
 Broadcasting organization: Caroli.org
 This credential does not expire: please check
 Issue Date: Enter the class date of your training (this date is on your certificate you received by email)
 Credential Code: This field is optional and you must leave it blank.
 Credential URL: **[https://caroli.org/en/docs/certified-product-leadership-and-strategic-alignment/](https://caroli.org/en/docs/certified-product-leadership-and-strategic-alignment/)***

### **3. Click Save**

** You can either put this URL of the page with Caroli.org information about the certificate or put a unique URL, just yours, with your specific certificate. Most people create a LinkedIn post to share the certificate and tag people in the class; then copy the post's URL and use it for the 'credential URL'. You can also upload the PDF file of your certificate to a cloud service such as Dropbox and Google Drive and then share the public link of the certificate in the 'Credential URL'.*